Sentence examples for namely dollars from inspiring English sources
The government has recently introduced very strict laws that make it incredibly hard for residents to change money, so people are clamouring for international currency, namely dollars.
That means it must attract sufficient foreign money — namely dollars — to close the gap, and a weaker home currency makes that costlier.
Dr Miller thought lap-dancing clubs a good place to study this arms race, because male detection of female fertility cues would probably translate into an easily quantifiable signal, namely dollars earned.
There are also ethical concerns, namely legitimate dollars going to incentivizing the thieves to steal the credentials in the first place.
Using daily data for a select set of four Asian exchange rates, namely the Hong Kong dollar, the Singapore dollar, the Taiwan dollar and the Thailand baht, from October 1985 to October 2002, we apply principal components analysis and the O-GARCH model to describe the evolution and persistence in the correlations over time.
"The result is that Nassau commercial property owners allegedly pay the highest effective tax rate in the state, namely $38.94 per thousand dollars of market value of property, as compared with the median for all counties, which is $25.82," he wrote.
We also knew that clear goals for the program would be important, namely saving taxpayer dollars, saving lives, and fueling job growth in the private sector.
With 10,000 schools now signed on to use its platform, BrightBytes is looking to capitalize on the growing demand for solutions to the industry's nagging problems — namely the misspent dollars and disappointing experiences that still prevail in primary education.
In the public debate about the optimal size of, say, the venture capital industry, the most popular arguments tend to focus on the negative consequences of the hot market conditions— namely, millions of dollars spent on unprofitable ventures.
The city has historically neglected a potentially lucrative vehicle for generating new revenues and saving taxpayer dollars: namely, the city's zoning code.
